LARC Regional Resources
LARC Collaborative Meeting Resources
- April 2023 LARC Collaborative Meeting Resources
- May 2023 LARC Collaborative Meeting Resources
- August 2023 LARC Quarterly Collaborative Meeting Resources
- November 2023 LARC Quarterly Collaborative Meeting Resources
- February 2024 LARC Quarterly Collaborative Meeting Resources
- May 2024 LARC Quarterly Collaborative Meeting Resources
- August 2024 LARC Quarterly Collaborative Meeting Resources
LAUNCH LA Apprenticeship Network Resources
- October 2023 Network Meeting Resources
- November 2023 Network Meeting Resources
- December 2023 Network Meeting Resources
- January 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- March 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- April 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- May 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- June 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- July 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- August 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- September 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- October 2024 Network Meeting Resources
- November 2024 Network Meeting Resources
Noncredit Career Pathways
Mt. San Antonio College leads Noncredit Career Pathways, a Strong Workforce Program (SWP) project in the Los Angeles region since 2017 and a project of the Los Angeles Regional Consortium. The only fully noncredit SWP project in the region, Noncredit Career Pathways supports and provides technical assistance to noncredit programs in high-demand career fields and prepares students for college. The importance of Noncredit Career Pathways – and noncredit CTE programs overall – has come to the forefront due to the pandemic and its impact on California’s economy. With recovery efforts underway, noncredit plays an even more critical role in responding to employers’ workforce training needs and providing students with a pathway to credit programs to ensure California workers reskill or upskill into well-paying stable jobs and employers have the workforce they need to aid in their recovery.
LA Career Pathways Partnership
LA Career Pathways Partnership website is a resource for both high school and community college students, faculty, and staff. It includes the LA Career Finder focused on helping faculty and counselors assist students to identify career interests. The website also includes a CTE Matrix, a comprehensive listing of all certificates and AS Degree programs offered at each of the LA-19 community colleges. Additionally, the website offers resources related to K12 Articulation, Dual Enrollment, Work Based Learning, and project meeting minutes.
Center for Competitive Workforce
Center for a Competitive Workforce is a collaboration between the Los Angeles Country Economic Development Corporation, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Los Angeles/Orange County Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research. The CCW produces ongoing regional economic outlook reports to better align labor market supply and demand data, support industry-driven career education and workforce development programs, and strengthen industry engagement across the L.A. basin.